And Elbows (Original Air Date: October 10, 2005) Team Hughes wins the welterweight "Randy Says" challenge after Jason Von Flue and Anthony Torres fail to obey Couture's directions. Franklin sends Brad Imes to Team Hughes for reshuffling. Luke Cummo defeated Anthony Torres by unanimous decision after three rounds. Episode 9: Mental Game (Original Air Date: October 17, 2005) Team Hughes wins the heavyweight challenge resoundingly. Brad Imes is passed over for a fight due to a cut over his eye received in training, so Whitehead is chosen to fight instead. Rashad Evans defeats Mike Whitehead by unanimous decision after three rounds. The fight leaves the blue team, Hughes, and White shocked due to Whitehead's lackluster effort. White says that he choked "To the point where there is 10 seconds left and he just stops fighting, I've never seen that." Episode 10: Killer Instinct (Original Air Date: October 24, 2005) After his loss to Rashad Evans, Mike Whitehead tells his team that he is done fighting. White asks him what happened because Whitehead was the favorite to win the whole thing and he simply replies "I guess I'm not a fighter." Jason Von Flue sustains a cut between the eyes in practice, so Marcus Davis is brought back as an alternate in the case of Von Flue being unable to fight. The rest of the matches are set up by White, Franklin, and Hughes with input from fighters; the matches are: Cummo against Morgan, Joe Stevenson against Von Flue, Brad Imes vs. Seth Petruzelli, and Evans against Keith Jardine. Luke Cummo defeated Sammy Morgan by KO (knee) at 2:05 of the second round. Episode 11: Heavyweight Semi-Final (Original Air Date: 31 October 2005) Rashad Evans defeated Keith Jardine by unanimous decision after three rounds. Episode 12: Semi-Finals Countdown (Original Air Date: November 1, 2005) Von Flue is cleared by the doctors to fight. Joe Stevenson defeated Jason Von Flue by submission (armbar) at 4:46 of the first round. Stevenson and Luke Cummo will face each other in the final for UFC contract. Brad Imes defeated Seth Petruzelli by split decision after three rounds. White believes that Imes did enough to win and believes that this split decision should have been unanimous. Petruzelli suffers extensive damage to his right ear and Imes will face Rashad Evans in the finale. In an interesting note, even though Cummo and Imes were both the last